Handbook of Civil Engineering Calculations

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FIGURE 7

The excess area = hole area - allowable area = 4.00-3.13 = 0.87in^2 (5.613 cm^2 ). Con-
sider that this excess area is removed from the outstanding legs of the angles, at both the
top and the bottom.



  1. Compute the moment of inertia of the net section


in^4 dm^4
One web plate,/o 3,456 14.384
Four flange angles,/o 35 0.1456
yfy^2 = 4(6.94)(23.17)^2 14,900 62.0184
Two cover plates:
Ay^2 = 2(7.0)(24.50)^2 8,400 34.9634
/of gross section 26,791 111.5123
Deduct 2(0.87)(23.88)^2 for excess area 991 4.12485
/of net section 25,800 107.387


  1. Establish the allowable bending stress
    Use the Specification. Thus h/tw = (48.5 - 8)70.375 < 24,000/(22,00O)
    0

    • 5
      ; /. 22,000 lb/in
      2
      (151,690.0 kPa). Also, M= flic = 22(25,800)/[24.75(12)] = 1911 ft-kips (2591.3 kN-m).



  2. Calculate the horizontal shear flow to be resisted
    Here Q of flange = 13.88(23.17) + 7.0(24.50) - 0.87(23.88) = 472 in
    3
    (7736.1 cm
    3
    ); q =
    VQII= 180,000(472)725,800 = 3290 Ib/lin in (576,167.2 N/m).
    From a previous calculation procedure, Rds. = 18,040 Ib (80,241.9 N); Rb =
    42,440(0.375) - 15,900 Ib (70,723.2 N); s = 15,900/3290 - 4.8 in (121.92 mm), where s =
    allowable rivet spacing, in (mm). Therefore, use a 4%-in (120.65-mm) rivet pitch. This
    satisfies the requirements of the Specification.
    Note: To determine the allowable rivet spacing, divide the horizontal shear flow into
    the rivet capacity.


DESIGN OF A WELDED PLATE GIRDER


A plate girder of welded construction is to support the loads shown in Fig. Sa. The dis-
tributed load will be applied to the top flange, thereby offering continuous lateral support.


Plate

Web plate

angle

CA. of angles
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